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The diagram illustrates how a frog develops.

Overall, there are eight stages involved, from the female frog spawning eggs, to the change into tadpoles, to the growth into immature forms and ending the process when they are fully mature.

At the first stage in the life cycle, the female frog lays a massive number of eggs with embryo into the water. After a period of time, the eggs transform into tadpoles. In this stage, they need to stick into water plants in order not to be washed away. Their grills and tails has developed before they grow the hind legs.

The process continues when the front legs appears and the frogs start pulmonary breathing. Because of that, they can live on the ground after this stage. Their tails begin to shorten and disappear completely when they turn into young frog. Finally, after growing to maturity, they will mate, spawn a new litter of eggs, and the life cycle continues.

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the diagram describes the life cycle of a frog. overall, the cycle consists of 8 stages, beginning with the frog's mating and ends with the development from young to adult frog.

the mating between a male and female frog on ground opens the cycle. then, a large amount of eggs with embryos inside are laid on the water, which later hatch into tadpoles. the tadpoles will stick to available water plants until gills and tails are developed.

the cycle continues with the appearance of various limbs, including the appearance of front legs. at this stage, pulmonary breathing commences, and the tadpoles start to move to the shallow water near the surface. gradually, the tadpoles grow much larger in size and their tails shrink until disappeared. finally, the young frogs grow into adults and the cycle restarts.

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The diagram describes the stages in the life cycle of a frog.
Overall, a frogs' life cycle consists of 8 stages, starting with frogs' mating, and ending with the growth into mature frogs.
The cycle begins with copulation between male and female mature frogs. After mating, the female lay a large number of eggs, each of which has an embryo, on aquatic plants. The embryos grow into tadpoles, they start to grow and form various limbs.
The process continues with the apearence of limbs and gills and their tails also become longer. The more the tadpoles grow, the shorter their tails become until fully disappear. Finally, the tadpoles become young frogs, grow up into mature frogs and the life cycle starts again

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The diagram  illustrates the different stages in the development of  a frog's life cycle.

Overall, the life cycle consists of 8 various stages, staring from mating and ending with its development into adult frogs.

At the first stage of the life cycle ,male and female frogs mate in the ground level. After that the female frog lays a large quantity of eggs, each contain an embryo inside . The eggs  are then incubated before developing into tadpoles that sticks to water plants. The following stage is the metamorphosis of the tadpoles into frogs, its gills and tails start to become longer and grow considerably , followed by the appearance of hindlegs. Next is the appearance of its frontlegs and the start of its pulmonary breathing.

The process continues when the tadpoles can live on the ground. Gradually , its tail shorten and the size of the tadpole become much larger , resulting in a young frog. Ultimately , the young frog becomes the adult frog and restart the whole cycle.

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The picture shows various stages in the development of a frog.

Overall, there are nine stages in the lifecycle of frogs , starting with eggs and continuing until they become fully-grown adults.
At the beginning of the process, a frog will lay a massive number of eggs, after which developed into embryo. Through times, It transforms into tadpoles which sticks to water plants. Tadpoles was witnessed to show development in their gills and tails. At the end of this stage, their hindlegs starts to appear, followed by the appearance frontlegs and pulmonary breathing.

The next stage continues when it modify its’ habitat into the ground level .It is precisely term as frog at the following phase after its’ tail shortens. Finally,they grow to maturity prior to mate and spawn with another frog and the life cycle starts again.

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The picture illustrates various stages in the development of a frog.

Overall, there are eight stages involved, from the mating and spawning eggs to the forming of tadpoles and undergo some shape-changing process to become an adult frog.

At the beginning of the process, adult frogs mate and lay eggs under the water, in which the embryo grows. Subsequently, the embryo develops into a tadpole, which sticks to water plants.

The shape-changing process begins with the tadpole developing gills and tails. Its hind legs starting to appear, which is followed by the growth of its front legs. At this stage of the process, it can start pulmonary breathing to leave the water and move to the ground surface where its tail shortens. After the tail fully disappears, it continues to change its shape to a young frog and turn into an adult frog, before finding another frog with the opposite gender to mate and spawn and the life cycle star again

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The picture shows various stage in the development of a frog.

Overall, there are 9 stages involved, form adults frog mating and spawning eggs, to the growth of immature forms as embryos, to mature frogs developing sometime later.

At the beginning of the process, an couple of frogs mate and lay an massive of  eggs underwater, showed ass embryos. After that, those embryos turn into tadpoles which stick to water plants. In the next stage, they begin to grow in size, with the emergence of gills and tails.

The process continues when the tadpoles finally grow hind and front legs, start to use their lungs to breathe above the water. Once tadpoles start to live on the ground like actual frogs, they shorten their tails and then develop into young frogs. Finally, when the young frog turn into adult, it will start mating and spawning eggs and the life cycle start again.

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the provided diagram demonstrates myriad stages in the lifecycle of a frog.

As can be noticed from the picture, the lifecycle of a frog encompasses nine distinct stages, starting with eggs and continuing until they become full-grown adults.

At the first stage in the lifecycle, in the underwater surface, the female frog lays numerous eggs in which the embryos are developed. Having hatched, these tadpoles rapidly stick to water plants. then This creature begins growing grill and tail after which they slightly develop. The appearance of hindlegs can be observed in the next stage, followed by the development of the front legs and the commence of pulmonary breathing.

Having adapted to the ground condition, the tail is shortened before this animal is transformed into a juvenile frog. After being a mature frogs, they will mate and spawn, and the lifecycle starts again.

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The diagram depicts a frog's life cycle from eggs until adulthood.
Overall, there are seven stages involved, from eggs toward development of an adult frog.
At the beginning of the process, mating occured between a male and a female adult frogs after which would birth a large number of eggs. After that, the embryo hatches and tadpoles emerged. Over a period of time, these small tadpoles grow larger and they started to form gills and tails.
The process continues and the tadpoles start showing recognizable features of a frog. Despite still living in the water, their tails become shorter and their hindlegs begin to appear. As it becomes more mature, its tail is slowly shorten before completely disappearing and both its front legs and hindlegs are fully developed. The frog is then ready to leave the water, it continues to grow in size. During the final stage, the frogs will matured and become able to mate. The cycle then begins once more.

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The given diagram illustrates the life cycle of a frog

As can be seen from the picture, there are some major stages involved, from adult frogs mate and spawn to the appearance of frogs’ hindlegs as well as its tails.

At the beginning of the process, the female and male frog mate and then move to a spawning area, which is located in the water level, to lay a massive number of eggs. After that, it took a while for the embryo to develop into little tadpoles, in which they stick to hydrophytic plants, probably to avoid being washed out. This is followed by the development of gills and tails, which fully support the frogs’ life in the water and on the ground.

The process continues with the emergence of hindlegs, prior to the growth of front legs. One significant development of frogs at this stage is the start of pulmonary breathing. Once all the legs have fully developed, its tail is shortened, which after a period of time, subsequently turns into a young frog. As time passes by, they will become mature frogs and the cycle of mating and reproducing commences again.

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The given diagram shows information regarding the various stages in the development of the frog.

Overall, the life cycle includes four stages, starting with the eggs until they become fully-grown adults.

At the first stage of the life cycle, the female frog spawns a colossal number of eggs,, which are then in an embryo before developing into tiny tadpoles. At this point, as the tadpoles are not fully developed into the shape of a frog yet, they would rely on the herbs in the water to grow. In the nnext stage, the tadpoles' gills and tails develop fast in size, prior to the growth of the hindlegs. Finally, to the end of the water level, the frogs finally develops pulmonary respiration, allowing it to breathe with lungs, thus getting on to the ground.

At the following stage of the life cycle, in which the frog has got onto the ground level, they grow much significantly, and their tails are visibly shortened through time. Subsequently, they continue to develop dramatically in size to become young adults, after which they would eventually develop into fully matured adult amphibians. The adult frogs will then migrate to the spawning areas of the rivers to proceed with the mating to reproduce even more eggs, and then the life cycle starts again with even more frogs.

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The picture describes how a frog develops.

Overall, the life cycle consists of eight stages, from adult frogs mating to the growth of immature forms known as embryos and tadpoles, to adult frogs developing sometime later.

At the beginning of the process, at the ground level, a male and female adult frog mates, after which the female frog lays a massive number of eggs underwater, each having an embryo inside. In the third step, the embryos then transform into tadpoles, and they cling to the water plants. After that, the tadpoles start growing their limbs, especially the emergence of gills and tails at stage four.

The cycle continues when the tadpoles turn into the form of young frogs, with the considerable development of gills, tails, and hindlegs. Subsequently, the front legs emerge and pulmonary breathing also commences. Once their limbs have developed completely, they become young frogs, with the tails shortens, starting a new journey on the ground. Finally, after a period of time, the young frogs finally turn into adult frogs and the life cycle starts again.

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The given picture depicts various  stages in the development of a frog.
Overall, there are totally 6 stages involed,from eggs are spawned underwater to the growth of immature forms known as embryo and tadpole to mature frogs developing sometime later.
The life of the frog begins at the egg stage,after which an embryo turns into tadpole. This process is followed by the significant growth of tadpole,in this stage, its eyes become bigger,subsequently, the tadpole is generally longer and slender.At the end of this stage,its gills and tails emerge and break through but do not yet have the appearance of a normal frog.
The process continues when the tadpole's metamorphosis to a familiar shape with long,massive tail and hindlegs,  prior to turning into a tadpole frog with a shorter tail and perfect hindlegs,frontlegs.Especially, they can pulmonary breathing above the water surface and commence to live on the ground.  Finally, an young frog appears and grows to maturity before mating and reproducing with another frog, and the life cycle starts again

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The diagram illustrates the different stages in the life cycle of a frog.
Overall, the life cycle consists of 8 stages, opening with mating and ending with the development into adult frogs.
The cycle begins with adult frogs mating in the ground level. The female frog then lays a large number of eggs in to the water, which are known as frogspawn. In the next step, the frogspawn hatches and small tadpoles emerge. Gradually, these tadpoles grow bigger and start to develop gills and tails.
In the following stage, the tadpoles's tails become longer and the limbs such as giills grow considerably. In the next stage, the tadpoles start to change as their figures become larger in size, and their hind-legs appear. Next, their front legs emerge and during this stage, pulmontary breathing commences. Therefore, their life on water ends and ground life begins. After that, their tails begin to shorten and then disappear. Finally, the young frogs turn into adult frogs and the life cycle starts again.

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The diagram illustrate the natural process life circle of a frog.
Overall, there are 7 stages involved, from spawning eggs under water to the growth of the ground level and the mature frog.
At the beginning of the process, a female frog lays eggs under the water, after that an embryo appears inside each eggs. The embryo continue growing to a tadpole sticking to water plants. The tadpole is very small and has a small tail, follow up was the development of gill, tail and size. At the end of the water level, frontlegs and hindlegs appear and the baby frog start breathing pulmonary.
At the next stage, the legs developes and the tail keep shrinking until it's no longer exist. After the disapearance of the tail, the frog keeps growing in size to young frog and chage the color to black or green. In the final stage, the frog has fully grown with big hindlegs and continues mating and laying eggs.

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The picture illustrates various stages in the development of a butterfly.
Overall, there are a number of stages in the life cycle of a frog, from female frogs spawning eggs, to the growth of immature forms known as embryos and tadpoles to mature frogs developing sometimes later.
At the beginning of the process, adult frogs mate, after which female frog lays eggs in water. This is followed by the growth of an embryo which lasts for a short period of time. At the end of this stage, the embryo quickly develops in seize and subsequently turns into tadpoles.
The process continues when the tadpoles grow their gills and tails, followed by growing hindlegs. Moreover, they started to have front legs after a short period of time and start of pulmonary breathing. Once the tadpoles have four legs, the transformation takes place which shortens its tail. Finally, a young frog emerges and grows to maturity prior to mating and laying with another grog and the life cycle starts again.

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The diagram depicts the different stages of development of a frog during its life cycle.
Overall, there are seven stages involved, from mating to the development of an adult frog.
At the beginning of the process, a male and female adult frog mate, after which the female frog then lays a large number of eggs in the water, shown as frogspawn. In the third stage, the embryo hatches and small tadpoles emerge. Over a period of time, these small tadpoles grow bigger and their gills and tails begin to form.
The process continues when the tadpoles start to show some features of a normal frog. Although they still live in the water, their tails are shorter than before and begin to grow hindlegs. When it becomes more mature, its tail is shorten and both its frontlegs and hindlegs are fully developed. The frog by then is ready to leave the water, it continues to grow in size and no longer have tail. In the final stage, the frog is fully adult and is ready to mate. The cycle will then starts again.

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The diagram illustrates various stages in the development of a frog.

Overall, there are a number of stages involved from adult frogs' mating so as to spawn eggs, to the growth of immature form known as tadpoles, to the mature frogs developing sometime later.

At the beginning of the process, a female and a male frogs mate so that the male can lays eggs on aquatic vegetations, after which an embryo grows inside each one. This is followed by the growth of an embryo to a tadpole inhabiting on water plants.

The process continues when the tadpoles grow in size with the development of gills and tails, followed by the appearance of hindlegs. At the water level, new frontlegs were grown, and the frog experienced its changes in the respiratory system including the start of pulmonary breathing. Finally, at the ground level, the tails of the frogs decrease in size and disappear to become a young frog prior to growing into an adult frog to mate with another frog and the life cycle starts again

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The picture given depicts the development of a frog.

Overall, the life cycle consists of four key stages, from the adult frogs spawning eggs, to the transformation of the eggs into the tadpoles, continuing with the growth of a ground-level frog, and ending when the frog becomes fully-mature.

At the beginning of the process, a female frog lays eggs into water, after which an embryo grows inside. Subsequently, the eggs turn into the tadpoles, which stick to hydrophytic plants. This is followed by the growth of tadpoles’ gills and tails. At the end of this stage, the hindlegs of tadpoles emerge and the water-level form of the frog then is fully developed.

The life cycle continues when the frog grows their frontlegs and use its lung to breathe, which means the frog can live on the ground from this stage. Then, the frog shortens its tail, and it turns into a young frog. Finally, the frog quickly develops in size and grows to maturity, prior to mating and reproducing with another frog.

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The diagram illustrates various staged in the development of a frog.
Overall, there are several stages in the life cycle of a frog, starting with the eggs until they become fully-grown adults.
At the first stage of the life cycle the female frog lays a massive number of eggs on the water plants, which were only embryos before developing into tadpoles sticking on the plants. In the next stage, the tadpoles lengthen itself with the development of grills and tails. At this point, it is able to swim around and not being dependent on the plants. Afterwards, we are able to see the appearance of hindlegs and enabling them to survive in a higher water level.
At the following stage in the life cycle, the frogs starts growing their front part with the appearance of frontlegs and this also the start of pulmonary breathing, allowing them to be able to live on the ground. Their journey to the surface begins and their tail shortens, this is when they officially start becoming a young frog and growing up. When they are a fully-grown adult, they will mate and spawn, and the life cycle starts again

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The graph given illustrates various stages in the development of a frog.

Overall, there are a number of stages in the life cycle of the frogs, starting with eggs and continuing until they have become fully-grown adults.

At the first stage of the life cycle, the female frog lays a massive number of eggs, which are then in an embryo before developing into tiny tadpoles. At this point, the tadpoles, which do not yet have the appearance of a normal frog, stick to the herbs to grow. In the next stage, the tadpoles' gills and tails grow quickly in size, prior to the growth of hindlegs. Finally, to the end of the water level procedure, the front legs appear, and the frogs develop pulmonary respiration. They then move to the ground, onto the next step.

At the following stage of the life cycle, in which the frogs have jumped to the ground level, they become much bigger, and their tails are shortened. Subsequently, they continue to grow significantly in size to become young adults, after which they eventually develop into fully matured adults. The adult frogs migrate to spawning areas of rivers where they will mate and spawn, and the life cycle starts again